Hi, I am Kambree Christensen!

I grew up along the Utah/Idaho border. From Logan, UT to Malad, ID and a couple places in between. Growing up, I never knew what to say when people asked what I wanted to be. I would have a phase for about a month, and then think of something else. For this reason, I decided to not attend college until I had a better idea of what I wanted to do.

After I graduated high school, I moved back to Logan and worked at Denny’s where I met my wonderful husband. We eventually got pregnant with our first. Through the process of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, I fell in love with motherhood and birth work. The doula seed had been planted.

My love for photography came a little later, after I gave birth to my second baby. Money was a bit tight and so I took my daughter’s newborn photos myself. Since then, I have fallen in love with the story-telling aspect of photography and capturing the small moments in peoples lives, as well as the big.

In 2023 we moved from Utah to a town outside of Reno, Nevada. My God continued to pave paths for me that I hadn’t even thought of traveling. In December of ‘23 I was offered a job at one of the local hospitals teaching childbirth education classes. In 2025 we moved to Saratoga Springs, UT where I am still teaching virtual classes for the hospital alongside doula work and raising my three, wonderful, children. I am currently studying through Childbirth International to receive my certification in Childbirth Education.

My Birth Beliefs

I believe that birth is an incredible and personal moment. One that encompasses mind, body, and spirit. I believe that our bodies know how to birth, it’s just our minds that have forgotten. I am on the “scrunchy” side. Especially teaching in a hospital setting, I know and understand that birth can need some medical interventions and I am so grateful for them! However, my focus and passion lies in helping to educate women on the power their body has and standing guard, supporting, and holding them as they are going through the transformative journey. Everybody deserves to give birth in the place and space that feels safest to them.